Plage Bon Abri

Plage Bon Abri, located in the municipality of La Grandville in Hillion, Côtes-d'Armor, Bretagne, is known for its expansive sandy stretches and beautiful panoramic views of the coast of Hillion and Morieux. This includes the captivating sight of the Saint-Maurice chapel. The beach is characterized by its fine sand, separated from the dunes of Bon-Abri by a rocky barrier. Additionally, a cliff provides some protection from southerly winds, adding to the natural beauty of the area. The beach is spacious, making it suitable for collective beach sports or for those seeking a tranquil place for relaxation. Despite its size, Plage Bon Abri is often not crowded, offering a serene environment for visitors. It is particularly ideal for walks, especially during low tide. Visitors should, however, exercise caution as the sea level can increase quickly when the tide is rising. In addition, swimming at the beach is prohibited due to the presence of filaments and green algae, which can appear depending on the season. Since 2017, the beach has also been prohibited due to the presence of this green algae. Plage Bon Abri is a dog-friendly beach, allowing dogs on leashes. It also offers various amenities and leisure activities, although specific details about these are not provided. Access to the beach is via Rue G. Palante, which is equipped with a small parking area. However, some visitors have expressed concerns about the parking facilities.